The Cardplayer
copy after Frans van Mieris the Elder
1975.1.787
About this artwork
“The Cardplayer” is a drawing by Frans van Mieris the Elder, created between 1655 and 1681. This work is executed in black chalk, enhanced with gray wash on vellum, showcasing Mieris’s detailed line work and subtle tonal variations. The composition features a seated man in a large hat, engaged in a game of cards. He exhibits a confident expression, suggesting enjoyment in the play. The setting is minimally defined, focusing attention on the figure and the tabletop, which holds a glass and what appears to be more playing cards. This piece exemplifies the Dutch genre style of the period, highlighting everyday activities and social interactions.
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